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2016 Honda CB500F Photos | Sneak Preview

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November 9, 2015

2016 CB500F — 2016 Honda CB500F headlight

2016 Honda CB500F Photos – Sneak Preview

Honda has leaked new photos of the 2016 Honda CB500F. Honda has certainly left something to the imagination, but the front headlight certainly looks modern.

According to Honda, the CB500F will have “mechanical and aggressive” styling, with such features as LED headlights and taillight. The muffler has also been shortened and should have a MotoGP-inspired look.

All the updates have not been announced, but we won’t have to wait too long. Honda will reveal the 2016 CB500F updates EICMA (November 17-22) in Europe, followed by the the Long Beach edition of the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows (November 20-22) motorcycle shows, respectively.

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